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On the Lighter Side: Check Out These 12 Celebrities’ Cars For Sale Right Now
Written by Steven Symes
If you want to own something once driven by someone famous, there are some nice options at the moment.
Subaru Motions to Dismiss Class Action Lawsuit
Subaru of America Inc. filed a reply brief to further support the company’s motions to dismiss an ongoing class action lawsuit, originally filed by Christine Powell against the auto manufacturer for allegedly defective windshields.
Some FCA Factories Skipping Summer Shutdown to Meet Strong Demand
Automakers in the U.S. began resuming operations at many factories last month after shutting down in March to help slow the coronavirus spread.
The Dangers of Counterfeit Parts Presents Challenge for Collision Repair Industry
As collision repair facilities see repair jobs begin to increase, one concern is sourcing the parts to fix those vehicles in a timely, affordable manner that meet insurance carrier, OEM and industry repair standards.
Women's Industry Network Announces 2020 Cornerstone Award Winners
Women’s Industry Network (WIN) presents the Cornerstone Award each year to deserving WIN board members.
Auto Dealer Parts Departments Continue to Serve Through Pandemic
In the last few months, much has been written and discussed within the trade press about how body shops, insurance companies and car rental companies are faring with the business slowdown caused by the corona virus pandemic.
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Mitchell 1 Names Rowdy Wood 2020 Automotive Technology Outstanding Student
Rowdy Wood from Coalgate, OK, has been named the 2020 Mitchell 1 Automotive Technology Outstanding Student.
2021 Ford Bronco Intro Confirmed for July 9
COVID-19 has wreaked havoc across the automotive industry, but it sounds like things might be settling down next month.
9 Companies, 8 States Involved in U.S. DOT Automated Driving Systems Initiative
Progress toward making automated driving systems better and safer took another step forward on June 15.
NAFTA Replacement Looms as Carmakers Emerge from COVID-19 Shutdowns
With assembly lines returning to full production and auto sales beginning to rebound from the coronavirus pandemic’s impact, carmakers are turning their attention to the replacement for the North American Free Trade Agreement, which takes effect July 1.